Anonymous commented at 2016-05-27 01:24:00 » #1957531

That's some awesome shit

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Anonymous commented at 2016-05-27 05:12:41 » #1957601

Still better than CoD trailer.

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MyPitah commented at 2016-05-27 05:25:11 » #1957604

Now i'm drooling over that anime. And i'm one that has never been interested in it before. You know you've made a great trailer when you have triggered that kind of reaction and interest into initially uninterested people.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-05-28 22:11:26 » #1958692

too bad the actual anime is nowhere as good as what this makes it to look like lol

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Nafe commented at 2016-05-29 01:25:15 » #1958800

@Anon 3
Trailers always make something better than it really is. That's their job.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-05-29 18:16:21 » #1959250

hhahaha waifusfield 1

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Anonymous commented at 2016-06-15 16:51:35 » #1969775

I like the characters. I just wish they were presented with more dignity. Other female lead shows with "H" as one of the listed genres can through in more respectable ladies.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-07-28 22:27:56 » #1994200

This was enough to give me fucking shivers, THIS is how you do a trailer. Jesus christ! That was awesome

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Anonymous commented at 2017-01-02 21:46:33 » #2074601

Anonymous >> #1969775
To be honest, despite the whole "no pants" thing: the female cast in strike witches have actually nominally much more dignity and weight to the story of the series than a lot of other anime out there.

Each of the Girls in Strike Witches is way, way more than mere "eye candy" and "fan service", they are people and strong, independent young women and girls who's actions in the Neruoi war carry great weight.

Are the girls in Strike Witches cute and/or sexy: to degree yes, this is true; but they aren't just "sexy lamps"; they are soldiers fighting for the survival of humanity against an alien threat; and they are a powerful trump card to that end; respected, honored and celebrated in their world as heroes and protectors, and nominally seen as equals to the men they fight beside.

The whole pantsu thing I see is pretty much just a unique cultural norm of the world in the same vein as the bikini swimsuit becoming ever more popular in the 1940's; hell for me the pantsu aspect barely even registers on the titillation factor for me since it's presented as an in world cultural norm that no-one pay's regular attention to; so the audience usually takes the same out-look.

As they say: "they're not panties, so it's not embarrassing".

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Anonymous commented at 2017-01-18 17:18:34 » #2083481

Anonymous >> #2074601

Everything you just said, 100% true.
I wish others could stop with the "Its nothing but ads and fan service" then go on to say things like DxD are top tier.

Strike Witches is much more. It's a war. Same with you, I barely notice the underwear exposure. For that universe, it's as normal as shorts. The story and battle stress is more prominent, especially the later releases with toned down service.

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